Midhurst is the shortest drive we make. We are based up in Horseshoe Valley, so this is effectively our own neighbourhood, and it happens to be full of the two things that make window cleaning worth paying for: tall glass nobody can safely reach, and mature trees dropping sap onto it.
You do not have to read the whole page to find out. Tell us how many storeys, how many windows, and whether you want the inside done as well, and the figure for your Midhurst home comes up on the screen. It takes about half a minute, and there is no waiting on a callback.
About thirty seconds. We ask for a name and a number, then the price is on the screen.
Most Midhurst homeowners we meet have been doing their own windows for years, and doing them perfectly well. What they have not been doing is the top half. The tall pane over a front entry, the stairwell window on the turn, the two-storey glass wall facing the garden: that is the glass that quietly stays dirty, because reaching it means a ladder on soft ground at an angle nobody should be comfortable with.
That is the specific reason we use pure-water poles rather than ladders. They reach four storeys from flat ground, so the awkward glass gets cleaned from your lawn instead of from a ladder leaned against your gutter. On a street of large custom builds, that is usually most of the value of the visit.
Pure water matters for a second reason here. It dries without leaving anything behind, so there is no need to wipe the glass afterwards, which means nothing has to physically touch a pane three storeys up for it to come out clear.
Midhurst kept its trees, which is most of why people want to live here and all of why the windows look the way they do by August. Pine and hardwood canopy puts two things on glass: pollen in late spring, which is a film, and sap through the summer, which is not.
Pollen washes. Sap has to be softened and lifted before anything else happens, and if it is not, a squeegee simply drags it into a smear that catches the light at exactly the hour you sit down to look out of the window. It is the single most common reason a window looks worse after a well-meant clean than it did before.
Screens matter more here than they do in town for the same reason. A screen under heavy tree cover holds a fine layer of everything the canopy drops, and the first rain after a clean runs it straight down onto the glass. Screens and sills are part of the job rather than an add-on, because leaving them out makes the rest of it temporary.
Homes here run larger than the county average, so the honest ranges sit a little above what we quote in town.
Screens and sills included, which under this much tree cover is the difference between clean and clean next week.
Cathedral or stairwell glass, depending on how much of it is above the first floor.
Roughly, off the inside-and-out price. It is the side that actually gets dirty.
No travel charge to Midhurst, Snow Valley, Anten Mills, Hillsdale, Elmvale or anywhere else in Simcoe County. A long driveway does not change the price.
Real visits, and the kind of property they happen on.
Two-storey on a treed lot with a two-storey glass wall facing the back garden. The homeowner had been doing the ground floor themselves for years and had simply never been able to reach the top half. Poles from the lawn, no ladder, both storeys done in one visit.
Larger custom build with cathedral glass over the entry and a long run of west-facing windows. Pine sap on the west side needed softening before anything else happened. Booked as a twice-yearly with the second visit set late enough to catch the leaf drop.
Rural property down a long driveway, the kind of address that gets a travel surcharge from most companies. Full interior and exterior, screens and sills included, priced exactly the same as a house in the village.
Most Midhurst homes are larger than the county average, so the honest range sits a little higher: $300 to $450 inside and out for a typical two-storey, and $450 to $700 for the bigger custom builds with a lot of second-storey and cathedral glass. Exterior only is roughly a third less. You get the number before we start.
Yes, and without putting a ladder on your lawn. The pure-water poles reach four storeys from the ground, which is the whole reason we use them. The glass that usually gets skipped in a Midhurst house is the tall stuff over a front entry or up a stairwell, because it is the glass a homeowner genuinely cannot get to safely. That is the glass we are there for.
Sap and pollen, in that order. Midhurst lots keep their mature pine and hardwood, and both drop onto glass through the year. Pine sap in particular does not come off with a squeegee and soap. It needs to be softened and lifted first, or you just move it around and leave a smear that catches light for the rest of the season.
Twice a year suits most homes here. Late spring once the pollen has finished, which is usually early June under this much tree cover, and again in early autumn before the leaves come down. Homes with a lot of west-facing glass often prefer the second visit later in the fall, because that is the side that shows everything in low sun.
We are based in Horseshoe Valley, so Midhurst is the shortest drive we make. In practice that means we can fit a Midhurst job around weather more easily than anywhere else in the county, and if something needs a second look we are not scheduling a trip to come back.
Yes, all on the same rate. Midhurst, Snow Valley, Anten Mills, Hillsdale, Elmvale and the concessions between them are regular stops. There is no rural travel charge anywhere in Simcoe County, so a house at the end of a long driveway is priced on its glass, not its distance.
Screens and sills are included. It matters more here than it sounds, because a screen under tree cover collects a fine layer that runs down onto clean glass the first time it rains. Cleaning the glass and leaving the screen is how a window looks good for four days.
Yes. $2 million liability and WSIB on every crew member. If you need a certificate on file, ask when you book and it goes out the same day.
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The same canopy that drops sap on your glass fills your gutters, and it does it on the same schedule. Most Midhurst homes book both in one visit, which is one drive, one appointment and a lower combined price.
Hand-cleared troughs and flushed downspouts. Under this much tree cover it is a twice-a-year job rather than an occasional one.
The same poles and the same reach, on the same rooflines. We design, hang, maintain and take them down afterwards.
About 60 seconds online. We confirm same day and text you the morning of the job when the crew is heading your way, which from here is not a long warning.
